Zoom to Fill - Ultrawide Video
Removes videos black bars on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Youtube by changing to ultrawide video aspect ratio.
Removes black bars on ultrawide videos and offers advanced options to fix aspect ratio.
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Removes unnecessary black bars from the videos. Youtube and Twitch are officially supported by default. You can enable it for other sites as well, but support for other sites is not guaranteed.
Features:
1️⃣ Automatic aspect ratio detection (not supported on websites that utilize DRM. You may want to turn this option off when on battery power or when experiencing performance issues)
2️⃣ Crop to aspect ratio
3️⃣ Stretch video
4️⃣ Zoom video to aspect ratio
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This maybe the best extention I have installed after adblockers ofcourse
This is great ! It works exactly how I need it to! It has it's limitations, it won't work with everything, but you can use it on web based video players to make your videos go full screen... Great job !
Wäre gut aber ich hab oft das Problem bei Chrome Browser, dass sich das erweiterte Menü nicht öffnet wenn ich mit Maus über den linksen Menübereich gehe. Kann oft nicht auswählen.Edit: Nach Chrome Update verschwindet das Menü nach einigen Minuten komplett und kommt erst wieder wenn man Chrome neu startet u dann auch wieder nur für paar Minuten. Schade
Dreck das ein paar Tage funktioniert
PLEASE BRING BACK THE ABILITY TO SCROLL VERTICALLY WHILE ZOOMED IN... *PLEASE*
Se solo si capisse come farlo funzionare...
Работает как надо, автоматически исправляет косяк контенмейкеров на ютубе с полосами по бокам и внизу/вверху экрана в полноэкранном режиме. In-player UI спокойно отключаеться в настроках и ничего не мешает. На удивление качество видео при кропе как будто не упало совсем. Поставил бы 6 из 5.
This is probably the most suitable Chrome extension for wide screens, with normal customization options and automatic operation.
its not doing anything!
Works theoretically, but it's convoluted menu will only zoom in, crop out sections of the video, and stretch a video to 4:3 or 16:9. It seems to only work with videos that are stretched to 16:9 but should be 4:3 or improperly rendered to have black bars on the sides or top/bottom, and removes those letterboxes that should not be there. But if the video stretched improperly, like if a movie is meant to be letterboxed or meant to be projected in anamorphic widescreen format or 2.39:1. CinemaScope or a less wide widescreen format with a 1.85:1 aspect ratio. Or 16:9, and you want this program to "fix" that, it won't, and seems to be incapable of putting a video back to it's native 16:9 or 2:39:1 or 1:85:1 if an uploader converted or encoded the video to the improper format so it appears "stretched". The only issue it seems to fix is improper black borders, or if a 4:3 video is improperly stretched to 16:9, like an old 90s show that's been rendered/converted to be widescreen when it's not meant to be, making it look stretched or misshapen, it doesn't seem to fix the opposite issue (It can't stretch 16:9 back to it's proper 16:9 and can only stretch 4:3 back to 4:3.) I agree with other reviewers, the menu is annoying, it pops back up on any little mouse movement, and it can only be set to appear in full screen, or on all the time, if you're browsing the comments, or not set at all and you gotta go up to the extension menu, which isn't intuitive. Also the worst is the way it can't "reset" when you switch from video to video so it'll try to stretch the next video you watch even if it's properly formatted, or zoom in, or crop it, you can try to set it to "reset" but this seems to only happen some of the time, and it's a pain in the dumperhump to try to "tune" the settings each time you come across a video that's been improperly rendered by the uploader, after a week of use, I find it only works on 4:3 that's been stretched to 16:9 to squish it back to 4:3, or remove black bars, but other than that, it's extremely limited, janky, and a convoluted UI that's neither intuitive or straightforward. Definitely not cool. Definitely not where it's at. And definitely not like Honey We Shrunk Ourselves in terms of execution.